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Thank you Voice Of America ( VOA ) for visiting IKARE and giving us the opportunity to showcase our work of empowering the Khmer genocide survivors through the promotion of role models from the past, present, and future.  Great story and video here:   https://khmer.voanews.com/a/cambodian-american-organization-brings-in-artists-to-showcase-khmer-arts-in-us/4984919.html?fbclid=IwAR3m1p-GiUfPfxLHv4DW3_65hRF4OefTwOzPgQLo-GGU7r_ZPLpsMTzq3ps Share This:

A day worth celebrating and remembering.  We are so excited to be part of the next step of the American Refugee Committee as Alight, because IKARE is a community of light, as well.   Full Circle Greg Barron expresses his excitement about the Khmer history. A suggestion about climate change and colonization? A museum tour Thanking […]

Steven Miles was a Medical Doctor and Greg Barron a Producer at Minnesota Public Radio in 1979.  Both were in their 40s and have become a permanent part of Khmer history.   IKARE invited them to our museum along with Shamaila Usmani and leaders from the American Refugees Committee to remind them how thankful we […]

The fun began on May 2 at the annual Festival of Nations and ended May 26 with the screening of the film Surviving Bokator at the National Khmer Legacy Museum. Tharoth Sam Oum showed us she could kick butts and still presented the lost martial art of Bokator as a worldclass professional and role model.   […]